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Discussion topic: Dot and dabbed wall for mounting

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Message posted on ‎14 Dec 2025 12:25 PM - last edited: ‎15 Dec 2025 09:36 AM by Community Manager

Dot and dabbed wall for mounting

Just wondering if using dot and dab fixings will be sufficient enough to use.

was thinking 4 fixings on each corner and normal plasterboard fixings anywhere else I can get them?

 

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Re: Dot and dabbed wall for mounting

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Hi @Matts2 

 

Sky's wall mounting guide is here: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/sky-glass-wall-mounting-guide

 

Given that Glass units are far heavier than conventional TVs I wouldn't try it. The official advice from Sky is to use a professional installer.

 

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Message posted on ‎15 Dec 2025 12:28 PM

Re: Dot and dabbed wall for mounting

We've ordered the air and is only 3kg heavier than our last but was fine on normal plasterboard fixings only difference is the size 

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